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the hub is usb3 with an external power input. i am only using it just in case my main breaks down. it is just a back up plan till i upgrade my computer. i am using vista and limited to the RAM available to the os and my motherboard. so i hope to upgrade with-in the year. i have parts from 15-20 computers and want to make use of some of them mainly for fun. i would only run 1 or 2 drives at a time, but don't want to keep plugging and unplugging drives. also i have 250 i was planning on using, but i have 300 and 400 watt. i fear adding the splitters may add to much strain on the wires
– Drazil
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